Maureen K. Weick

Back in 1961 I was a 16-year-old kid slinging pizzas in the summer for Zippy Guido at the By-Pass Tavern, just up the street from where I grew up. I got to know Maureen when she told me she was with the health dept (or similar) and she would write me up for wiping my hands on my apron. Seeing my distress, she told me she was just teasing, laughed, and displayed the warmth that exuded from her every time I saw her since. I haven't seen her in at least 60 years, but she was such a warm ray of...

My deepest sympathies to the Weick family. Spent many fun hours with Fred. All good memories

To the family of Maureen I send you my deepest from deep within me. I grew up with the Weick family and "Mime" was as good as they get. I wish I would have gotten to talk to her more during her life but I always held all in that family close to me. It´s that kind of feeling that one experience, a closeness even being afar. Rest In Peace "Mime". Rest In Peace ....Sank

Moe was my supervisor at Benedictine hospital from 1981- 1983. She was an amazing boss and person. She was always understanding and helped you whenever and however she could. She was a "friend" to all her employees. Thanks to Moe I have been in the food service industry for 14 years (after taking time off to be a "Mom") I am so happy that she was an inspiration in my life.

Fred, remembering the Weick family from the 1950's on Cottage Row in Kingston. Sorry for your loss. Dick Showers USAF (Ret)

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Thank you for all you have done for our community, I will miss you, RIP Maureen.